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Al-Wadaei: Houthi Attacks on Mosques Expose Their Sectarian Agenda

[24/03/2026 02:46]

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Minister of Endowments and Guidance Sheikh Turki Al-Wadaei said that the continued attacks by the Houthi terrorist militia, backed by the Iranian regime, on mosques reveal the true nature of their sectarian and extremist agenda aimed at undermining society.

In a statement to Saba, Al-Wadaei stressed that mosques hold a sacred and protected status in Islam, emphasizing that societies that uphold the sanctity of mosques tend to enjoy greater security, awareness, and social cohesion.

He pointed to recent incidents in Ibb, where a mosque was attacked and students were forcibly displaced, describing such actions as a clear crime against humanity.

Al-Wadaei added that these violations expose the militia’s true face to the world and reflect its inability to coexist peacefully within society.